Golem
Decentralized peer-to-peer marketplace for computing power
- No KYC or registration
- Non-custodial — your keys, your crypto
- 1000+ supported exchange pairs
- Best available exchange rate
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About Golem
Golem (GLM) is a decentralized marketplace for computing resources, enabling anyone to rent out their unused CPU/GPU power or purchase computing services. Originally launched as GNT in 2016 and rebranded to GLM in 2021, Golem connects requestors who need computation with providers who have spare hardware. Use cases include CGI rendering, machine learning, scientific computing, and data analysis. The Golem Network runs on Ethereum, with payments settled in GLM. Providers earn GLM for compute time, while requestors pay in GLM based on task complexity and duration.
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How to Swap GLM
Swapping Golem (GLM) on SyntheticSwap is quick and requires no account or KYC. Since GLM is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, any Ethereum-compatible wallet works — MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Rainbow, or Ledger Live. Open SyntheticSwap, select GLM as your source or destination asset, enter your receiving wallet address, and review the floating exchange rate. Once you send GLM to the deposit address provided, the destination asset is delivered directly to your wallet. The process is fully non-custodial — SyntheticSwap never holds your tokens at any point.
How to Store GLM
GLM (ERC-20) is stored in MetaMask, Ledger, or any Ethereum wallet. Golem's desktop app provides a built-in wallet for providers and requestors using the network.
